United States, Georgia, Lamar County, 33.07654, -84.13946Roberts, Ezra Floy Willis1948"Goggins Station, about 1948. Located 3 miles east of Barnesville on the Central of Georgia Railway. Has also been called Goggansville and Goggans Station- named for John F. Goggins who gave the land."--from field notes2003/06/11: Note that the correct spelling is "Goggins." Goggins was originally part of Monroe County but is now in Lamar County. Lamar County was formed in 1920 from the eastern section of Pike County and western section of Monroe County. According to <I>Georgia Place Names</I>, Goggins was named for William Goggins, the father of John F. Goggins, who donated the land for the station.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/Railroad stations--Georgia--Lamar CountyArchitecture--Georgia--Lamar CountyTransportation--Georgia--Lamar County[Photograph of Goggins Station, Lamar County, Georgia, ca. 1948]StillImage